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A SOURCE OF COMPLAINT.

A source of dissatisfaction and
complaint to jury men and witnesses
in our courts, is the frequent unpre-
paredness of counsel on one side or
the other to proceed with cases
when called. 1t is altogether too
common an occurrence for counsel
to ask for a postponement, on the
ground of their being unprepared
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Thursday, the Third day Of November
Government Loan.

Notice is hereby given, that appli-
cation for any portion of the New
Loan, up to 100000, will now be
received at the Hawaiian Treasury.
The bonds to be issued under the
authority of the Acts approved on
LIST of September, 1886, and 10th of
October, 1886, and bear interest at 6
per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, and are exempt from all
Government taxes whatsoever.
w. L. GREEN,
Minister of Finance.
Honolulu, Aug. IS, 1887. ID If
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Balance revenue in excess
department requirements..S $500 81
1t follows therefore that the de-
partmental requirements about alb
sorb the revenue derivable from all
sources, and that a steadily increas-
ing debt is being incurred to carry
out necessary improvements or meet
extraordinary demands as they may
arise. The depart ment expenditure
for the past quarter may not have
been exactly $248,9 37, but this
figure is approximately correct, and
is simply used to illustrate the
necessity for a reconstruction of the
departments with view to economy.
If the Administration succeeds in
this task it will deserve praise, but
it can accomplish little without the
aid of the Legislature.
Before concluding, il is also pro-
per to note that a most important
feature of the intermediate Finance
report is wanting in the quarterly
statement. Table c. presents a
statement of outstanding bills and
claims against the Treasury. A
similar table might have been made
part of the Treasury statement for
the September quarter, which would
have enabled the taxpayers to judge
whether the amount of $3.50, 1884
then admitted had been increased
or diminished. FINANCE.
. Honolulu, Oct. 21.
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STRAYED.
NOTICE.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR
IN the Agents of the German Eark
Peter Godetfroy," will be responsible
for any debts contracted by Ahc officers
or crew.
+. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Agents Bark "Peter Godetfroy."
Honolulu, Oct. 49, 1887. 6S a.
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REMINGTON
STANDARD TYPEWRITER.
The REMINGTON TYPEWRITER

The REMINGTON TYPEWRITER
Is the standard writing machine of the
world. 1t prints rs characters, or with
certain com binations, about so charac-
tiers, with the operation of only 80 keys.
The machine is so simple that any one
can write with it, and its manipulation
is so easily understood, that but little
practice is required to enable the opera.
tor to acquire facility in its use. The
average speed of the pen is from 10 to
20 words per minute, and the average
speed of the Typewriter is from 40 to so
words per minute. Time spent IN writ
ing with the pen is at least two.thirds
wasted.
Orders for the above instrument may
be left with the undersigned at the Of
flee of w. G. Irwin & Co., and will re.
ceive prompt attention. The under.
signek is also prepared to give pur-
chaseis full instructions as to.the use of
the machine.
For further particulars apply to
w. M. GIFFARD,
Sole Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
81 I'm
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NEW MlLLINE cry.

Special attention is called to the
elegant assortment of New Mill
merry Goods, in every line, of all the
latest novelties and styles, just re-
ceivcd per steamer Australia, at
Miss Chillburg's, Fort street. -"
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Finance should lock up these depo-
sits in the Treasury vault and make
no use of them; but it is contended
that they should be treated as a
debt, and o separate accounting
made Of them for the satisfaction of
dcpositors and public security as
we'll.
The Postal Savings Bank Act is
defective in this particular and
should be amended, but there was
nothing to prevent the Government
from anticipating legislation and
making such n presentation them
selves. This would appear to be
all the more necessary, inasmuch as
it has been rumored for some time
past that formal notice has been
given of the withdrawal of the Jap.
anese fund in November next,
amounting to over $4,000.
But apart from this, the Minister
of Finance acknowledges the receipt,
in the current quarter, upon loan
account, of SIP, 007.39. This sum
includes leash in Treasury July l,
1887, belonging to Loan Fund, s43,-
S07.39," as per intermediate re-
port, table B, page %. Now, what
has become of that money? Can
anyone even guess approximately
from the detailed statement pub
lished in to-day's Gazette" which
purports to show show the money
goes?"
Another point arises from a slight
analysis of the Treasury statement,
and it is one to which Ministers
doubtless have given attention, be-
cause the country is promised
amended estimates in the extra ses-
sion of the Legislature. The cur
rent departmental expenditure APP
pears to absorb practically all the
revenue outside of loan. This is
made evident from the following
short statement:
Total receipts, Sept. quarter. S5Gs, l52 "a
Deduct balance
july LIST ......Sll6,Oli u
Loan receipts... l2S,200 90
Postal s. Bank. 1850 SO
Tax advances. $4,000 90
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ANZEIGE!

Deutscher Gottesdienst durch
Herrn Pastor Isenberg am Sonntag,
den % October, IL Uhr Vormittags
i'm oberen Saal der Y. NJ. G. A..
Kaiserlich Deutsches Konsulat,
SO st Honolulu.
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NOTICE.

THE KI CnONG COMPANY, com.
L prised of Lo Kui, Chow Sem, Yit
Choy, Lau Sach Len and Soon Lin Sin,
have this day purchased the Pork Butch
ing business, with all the fixtures and
appurienarces, including pig pen at
Palama, of Lee Pow, corner Of Smith
and Hotel Streets. Lee Pow assumes
all liabilities and collects all debts due
up to date.
Honolulu, Oct. 90, 1887. 20 lw*
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NOTICE.

4 T THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
N the Hawaiian Rowing and Yacht
ing Association, held October ~, 1887,
the following officers were re.electel to
serve the ensuing year;
HIS MAJESTY. ............. Pres ilent
9. B. WILSON list Vice-P President
G P. IAUKEA. End Vice Presiden,
w. M GlFFARD.. ........... Secretary
coat w. NJ. GIFFARD, Sec'y.
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Actual revenue SEPT. quarter$25S, 1927 %
Estimated monthly depart
ment requirements, Table
d., intermediate Report,
$500: . months. -. spas, 937 90
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Notice of Dissolution of CO.
partnership.

THE FIRM OF w. II. DANIELS &
l. CO., of Waikiki, Maui, doing a
General Merchandise Business, has been
dissolved. MR. BEILENBERG has
taken the business and will pay all out
standing Indebtedness of the late firm.
Any claims against the firm that are dis.
honored by Mr.. Bielenberg must be pre-
sented TO us within 80 days from date or
we will not hold ourselves responsible
for the payment of same. All debts
owing the late firm must be paid to
81 5w w. Fl. DANIELS SEQ.
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with the terms of
Article so of the Constitution of the
Kingdom, and in pursuance OF the
power vested in the Cabinet by said
Article,
The Legislature Of the Kingdom
Is hereby called to assemble in ex-
traordinary session at the Legislative
Hall, Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, for
the dispatch of public business at y
o'clock noon, on
Thursday, the Third day Of November
4. D. 1887,
Signed w. L. GREEN,
Minister Of Finance.
LORRIN A. THURSTON,
Minister of Interior.
GODFREY BROWN,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
CLARENCE w. ASHFORD,
Attorney General.
Aliiolani Hale,
Honolulu, Sept. 27, 1887. 40 I'd
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders of the Heeia Agricul.
tural Company, Limited, will be held
on FRIDAY, October 2Sth, 1887, at 8
O'Clock p m. at the office of M. S. Grin.
baum g. Co. Queen Street, Honolulu.
A GARTEN BERG,
Sec'y Heeia Agricultural Co., Lid.
Honolulu, DC 'ober Is, 1897. 67td
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The Government insists upon
treating the Postal Savings Bank
fund as ordinary revenue, although
in fact and in law it is a debt upon
which the Treasury covenant to pay
five per cent interest, with the fur
Their drawback that postal savings
bank deposits pay no taxes. 1t is
not contended that the Minister of
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anolhas aHun4y apn f1nusfn4 6ollSss 81
lssd q ~ 6ssfns . sssnss 81 esfrs.
rssns ukleh xilf b e she nanurns bsns-
g. % - eily.
Ihss na1isE ea1s rs a1sss only fAcss
wbo ON pEspsfty ca ne linz q shs
psspoasa red. Thag have alssa1y
subscEisad litszaIiy and tksss ounina
psopsEsy b st1sF pasis e ifs sizy mu1l
eoupisss Ne work. Il a9sote egsrv
passon wso n inieissted In Seaside ard
dssissas q its sslfsss. Tks euzsfsse
sen q sssh . reed - b ssntsmplstsd
niii hsnsEs - Soy y msmy N1y2 d
uilI intzsssi b ~ esowih man e 81
oEmous weaikh. Ths very feet fhat
thsss msn oun property - ihs city yin
Do mach 70 atteast eapiiai a1d poDul8-
tisn. and TIE fses that fhsy sEsso IaEEs-
y iatsssatsd h Ne growth a the sfiT
viii make Il evident 10 eli that a Il
boand % erss. Ths sgsuisof ne sou-
paBy have been a woEk aaIsslg and
they hAss secured withOas sppsalinR 70
ths publis . guarantees Of ons hundred
skeuaand collsss In land. This b TOO
nsaF The required su0ult fer tie psovls
u Seattle 10 permit TIE pEoiscs 70 fan
thFoaah. and they ows u 70 themselves
70 add to he amount already sabssEibsd
tbs oHs 9Th which Is yst % Be raised
As sson e TIE amounl b faissd ne
agents 0f The e0mpasy VII telegraph
sAe fsst 30 San Fsansisoo and orders fos
tas couslruoil0n Of he road yin q onos
Be iMnsd.
Ths lard Esqsirsa 10 aaks ap Ne
total amsunt should b sabssEibed 70.
dsy. The eitixsns Of Seattle should lay
eli ether matters asids and With their
Old time eutbusiaam should 70 10 work
70 eomplsts this sabsoripsion. II shouId
Be done without officially. Bas tzsniy
svs thousand dollars ssanas between a.
sud q eabls Rad IN which vill Be later
.sssd many Of the most prominsns cap
iaalisis Of the Pacifs Coast. Il would
aimost pay 70 eve these men he
amount Of Iaud which thsy ssk Simply
10 order 10 interest them IN the city,
ut when theY agree IN return for lie
0onus TO construct e4bls road which
wtIi cost several hundred Ghoosand dsI-
lars. the people Of Seattle skOGld 70.
.pond wishOas delay and the subsidy
s10uid be RAISED almost without an
effort.
Let every psrpsrtg holder do what hs
esn toward raising the amount Of land
required 10 make 40 the total smonnI
and before another summer has arrived
visitors % TIE city eaa Fsash car bean
tifai lAks b. eabls ears which VIII con,
pare favOsabiy With sny in the GATED
States. II viii not thea BE- Iona unti
home ballders will take possession Of
tho land between the city and LAX
Washington, o. antil the city fesls I
nss growth greater than any q has evsl
known. THIS Il an opportunity sush n
10 offered 10 the people Of few clties. ant
the Posr-TMTxI1oEHcxn firmly believes
that those Of Seattle viii not fail y
take advantage Of Il.
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rmE sew pIaeeroaAre.

The nsw directorate Of the Northern
Pacific Ia q strong body. II contains
an unprecedented number Of active
hnsnelsFs and railroad men. That Il d
capable Of oondactinR the Affairs Of
great transeantinenial railroad success
fully for the stockholders and satisfAo-
teFily for the people Of The country
tributary 10 The road, cannoi BE-
doubted.
Isis certain that o. B. WRIGHT has lost
control Of the board Of directors. VII
lard voted thirty Eight thousand shares
Of the stock Of the company and IN
Nussiionahly held ths balance Of power
between the parties Who had been COZ
tending for The control Of The road. Il
is not Tor an 10 tant 10 be supposed
that be consented 10 enter the board
- nothing more than one Of
powsFless aud despised NH
nerity. With saoh colleagues a.
oakes. Billings and The new men Who
accompany him iato The board, be will
dictate the policy Of the read. and Il
cannot be doubted that under bis dlota
tion Il vili be oonducsed on business
principles for The beneal Of lie stock
holderA
The Posr-iSTEILfoKEoEh now desiFes
10 ZEE ME. Oakes elected e. President Of
the company. Az practical railroad
man be is Withoal q Superior In the
country. ThFonah all the vlcissisndee
through which TIE NOEshsFs Pasiec has
passed be has retained the respect and
conAdeuoo. not emily Of his colleagues IN
the management OF The road. ba, Of she
people with whom be bad dealings a.
we'll. vita Willard IS TIE leading spirit
In ths board Of directors and OAkss e.
President OF The company. The public
may look With conaasnee for return
Of The Northern PaetAe 20 the business
principles and easiness methods Which
marked isa pOliey durine the pEesidsaey
Of Willard.
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An eProRrtsItH TO aErrRK A
CAMS koAn.

TIE Posr-IsrxtAs0nxuan has hereto.
fore bad little faith in the ability Of Ne
eempanisa which are seskits trAnoAlses
Tor cable roads Ia seattle 10 aeeomrliah
The work vhleh they EppeAsed Anxioa.
- undertake. Il has believed that uaosl
Of the franchises wpPs desired FOE mere
" speculative purposes and that ths eisy
could derive no hsnsat from their belns
granted. A careful iavssiirAsiOa haa
however, convinced u that thsra d cns
sompauy which 10 censidesing NE "a
visAbilisy Of oonstFceis1 cable read
30 Lake Wasaineton wAieh 10 apply
able 10 accomplish anything thai i
may Undertake. This Il the oampan
REPRESENTED BY John Leary and J. h.
AeeeAise. Iaisa San Fsaneizoo eou.
ssFaetion senpanF oaaztstinR q = nazs
Der 81 psominess capitalists Amoae
uhom e Senator Stanford. Ii resources
are practically unlimited, and u ia
people Of Seattle Indicate thsi tAsy a.
sire q 10 % -. il vii eoaarass q caAls
road which uill be As Substantially
easit and - veil sqairVed - any Ia he
unilsa sA'sA
fhas eOupany eGsss 10 bald and op-
crate sash rosd - uili b laasanx
credii 10 Ihe eity oa eonaaicn that tAa
oisinsns raise fas Ne osasas q Ne sn-
tsEprasa beans u siaA0n Ia land.
one hundred thousand dsllArs a. thss
amount haa already essn Subscribed.
ana Il reurains for the cstseups so raass
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The return Of Henry Willard 10 the
directorate Of The Northern Peeiae
marks The besinning Of another era IN
the history Of that railroad sad IN thai
Of the entire Northwest. He has Eiaen
from q ruin that seemed oomUiete By
the sinpls foses Of tbas eanias uhish y
usveF eosqusred. he has won . sianai
victory On The battlsiisld Which Wit
messed bis former txiaGphs as veil -
his former defeat.
What the Pacific Northwest Il today
lt owes 10 q eFeas measure 10 Henry
Willard. There can be No question that
bis aseeadauey 10 the oouncils Of the
Northern Paoiho hsstsned BY mans
years the dssslopmsnt Of the ooaptrs
through which isruas nor san there b
ans doubt shal hia downfall Was . q
Iamlty 10 that oOauiry, The eject 81
which time hiss thus far failed TO re-
move. The eollpss Of Henry Wizard
was the eclipae Of the Northwest, and
The sun Of ihe latter EsappeaEs With
that Of the formsF.
Remarkable as the recovery Of VII
lard 10, u Il not entirely unexpected.
His friends never lost faith 10 him, and
those sho knew the uondsFfal power Of
the man felt that be woald soon again
Be mounting toward The pinnacle
from which he had fallen. He was not
In any sense q railroad wTeoksF. There
was nothing dishonorabls aud nothins
even shady In bis failare. he simply
auccumbed TO circumstances against
which the most powerful woald have
struggled 10 vain, and Bis return ID
p1wer ls = triumph over circumstances
whish will challenge TIE admiration Of
the world.
The people Of Seattle rejoice In ths
return Of Willard because when be waI
at the bead Of the Northern Pacific
that railroad was conducted on bnsi
ness principles. Its primary otiso
vas lhs development Of the Paein,
Northwest and IL looked 10 the futur'
10 justify broad and liberal policy Il
the present. The renewal Of Willard
ithusnoe in the affairs Of The COMPANY
will. IL IL 10 be hoped. mark return h
the Business methods which u Oh
served in the days Of bis asosndsney.
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RoTlcG TO CREDITORS.

All PERsona HoLpIEa CLAIMS
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esd, vii Persanl IL Naz Tar paynnaas
wathtn ene wear f-um tAs cate q thts nesaca 10
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50. ctr. AZ cGt1eEadlAK 6fkea. Hssts. go are
payaNss enly - tha unAEEMEme&
akz 9 r HAIL
n euaH e Ms q = Han. NJ. l. 3 Hnfa
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crnne, hdmtziERg4zs1K q shs estass e D, a
crAna 4sraMEna.
pslss sanls. VT. Ass.6 rssF. ssss2~k
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Proposed 10 embody In The dssds or
leases Of the mines conditions which no
business man would accept With the
honest Intention Of living up 10 them.
The claimants Of one Of the nines. I
am informed, wanted 10 bad the syndi-
cate 70 give the oarFises Of the entire
output Of ths mines 10 the Seattle, Lake
Shore 4 Eastern Railway sod 10 ship
the entire manufactured product CON-
ing from that mine 10 seattle. no mat
saF What its Ultimate destination might
b. The claimants o. another NINE
proposed - o6liease the syndioais 10
ship ali the manufactured product des.
tined 70 coast OF foreign ports from
Sealtle; that e, exclude the Northern
Pacific Railroad and Tacoma eutiFely
from saoh ahlpments. The utter ab
suzdity Of such propositioas will Be ap-
oasont 30 every ems not blinded b. local
iaaloasies end preiudices. With such
coadisions and restrictions u you'd be
absolutely impossible for the Kirks
party oF any ether concern 70 make q
success % the entorprise ard compete
eth the Est aud England. TIE syn
diosae We ready Sod willing 10 give
the Lake Shore road q large share Of
Ne tFafae from The mines snd works
and 10 snip large portion % ths out
put OF ths weFks By way Of Seattle.
HoSsveR, the claimants % TIE mines. 4
an told, 9ouid listen 30 no reasonable
pFopoeilion. and he syndi6ate was
about % abandon iie aleel pFolecs.
A. thts iunotuFe, sealix.nz the MANY
heneass wAicn woaid result ffom the
erection % blast fagnacea and STEEL
ueFkS IN Tits rtafon 20 Washinaton
Territory. A. vel as The entiFe Pacific
0,aai, ] callea the attantion Of NJ,
KFks an4 friends 10 he iron or depoa-
ils ID TIE Ole Elam opuueFy, and. upon
ny reqaesa. MensrA. MoCullocn. Vaipu.
tine ard ktrka visited and examlns a he
eA@e. Toay zane bach vaRy favorable
imVre@ed with them, and q more De-
ta1led sxaminatto1 Waa imDediately IN
slaassd. oamplea weFa nsut 10 Eum
iand TOE analyses. which proved usoat Of
ths ore 10 BE- excsllent-eaasa az tArua
sl1ai 10 thces Of the Denny mines.
AawtveF, TIE wines ara far more acces-
sfhie and ina m1cA lower aitifads than
tAe S1oqaslmte mines. Ltue-eook for
nax 70 foand in abun6Anoe eloss 10 tie
ru 1osIxE MuRl
Which prodnca q cokinR eoal, are naar
a had and god aites Tor tie esecaion
q the wcrks are nee WantinR. The
Gentlemen uAm<d have aecided 20
loests he steel works Ia The Oe Rann
Feztco an9 two q them nsw are On
ahetf uay - EneiaR& Ter Ire purpoas 81
laytn9 tha Altered proisct before thaiF
fFten6A
the NorshsRn PAci6e Railroad Oou.-
pary eas rsaaun 10 be 0Faaefnl 30 the
alaimanss % TIE Snequaimie mines
lafoozh tier aetion tAs NcEsheFn Pa. /
stes R.alruad Co1p4ny viii eea she a. /
IRE tr1fsc % tie prapead wcTkA uhile I
{ sAe ostztnd prniscl bad ossn carried /
rs q uoeid eava rscNlved unly = per-
ssn e H. Bee fAil e zee hoe seattle
'aa bssn he1eated b. The pec1lisF pol-
e q ita eiliEsnN.
RsportaE -lsaa The Deany mines srs
beat 10 - solS 10 the Ssastls. Lake
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10 LETT.

FTNHE STEAM YAcaf JENNIE JUNE
4 hzz1i Zoe J. ". guusa, 5 asaigaeA ca.
Frs8ly fsF paeassro s1rzrsassA EanGzA eve
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